The Complete Sword Style was not a brainless combo. After each move, there would be at least three moves that could be connected. If you only stared at the sword wheel, by the time you judged the opponent's next move, it would already be too late. As long as the opponent did not stop the combo, you would never be able to catch the opponent's flaw. You would always be passively beaten until you were killed by the opponent.
The Full Sword Style was an infinite series of moves. The sword style could not be broken. To attack the enemy, one had to rely on one's footwork to adjust the position and distance between the enemy and oneself. This way, the enemy would always be in the direction of one's attack and avoid the direction of one's weakness.
To break this move, one had to break the opponent's footwork.
But in front of the Full Sword Style's sword wheel, very few people could not look at the opponent's sword wheel and look down at the opponent's feet. Therefore, very few people could break the Full Sword Style.
Feng Chou stared at the opponent's feet. From the changes in the opponent's footwork, he judged the opponent's next move in advance. Then, he adjusted his position in advance to avoid the opponent's sword wheel.
To an outsider, this scene looked like Feng Chou was wandering on the edge of the sword wheel, as if he would be caught in the next moment and killed by the sword wheel. However, he was like a small boat in a stormy sea. It looked dangerous, but it went with the flow and did not capsize.
After dodging a few moves, the longsword in Feng Chou's hand suddenly moved. His movements suddenly became the same as the opponent's, but the opponent was in front and he was behind. The opponent's "Full Sword Chop" slashed the air, but Feng Chou's "Full Sword Chop" just happened to cut the opponent's back.
The "Full Sword Chop" made use of the rotation of the body to make the two-handed weapon draw a nearly complete circle, and then from top to bottom, cut the opponent's body.
This move, with the addition of Heidegger's Strength, could even exert the power of more than 200% of a warrior's strength.
The weakness of the "Full Sword Chop" was that it had too many flaws. If it was used alone, it was easy to be caught by the opponent.
But in the Full Sword Style, one "Full Sword Chop" followed by "Full Sword Style", the flaws were hidden in the crazy sword wheel. With clever coordination, it was difficult for the average person to catch the flaws.
Feng Chou's saber slammed the middle-aged warrior to the ground.
Fortunately, the opponent's armor was as sturdy as he said. It was undamaged by Feng Chou's unenchanted straight blade.
The middle-aged warrior rolled on the ground and quickly stood up. When he saw that Feng Chou did not follow up with another attack, he breathed a sigh of relief. He withdrew his sword and stood up straight, saying, "Your technique is passable!"
Seeing that their instructor had been knocked down, the few young men next to them looked at Feng Chou with wide eyes, their eyes filled with disbelief.
Even the middle-aged priest looked at Feng Chou in disbelief. He was stunned for a moment before saying, "Oh … Uh … You passed the test …"
After that, he walked to a table at the side and sat down. He picked up a pen on the table and wrote down his assessment comments on the document before signing his name.
After signing his name, the priest waved for the warrior to come over and sign his name.
The warrior took off his helmet and handed it along with his two-handed sword to an apprentice. When he walked past Feng Chou, who was still in a daze, he reached out and gently hammered his breastplate, saying, "My name is Duncan. Come and drink with me when you have time."
Feng Chou did not have time to think before breaking Duncan's Full Sword Style in the excitement of the battle and in the highly concentrated state of mind.
As soon as the battle was over, he regretted it. This Duncan was at least a ninth-level warrior, and his combat skills were even more exquisite than his father's in Leo's memory. Without the help of Qiankun Pagoda, it would take at least five or six years of hard work for an ordinary person to master such a complicated sword style. Now that he was disguised as a twenty-four-year-old young warrior, how could he not attract attention with such exquisite swordsmanship?
But it was too late to regret now. He hurriedly took off his helmet and said with a simple and honest smile, "Of course."
After Duncan signed the document, the middle-aged priest took off his ring, held it with both hands, and stamped the document where his signature should be.
Feng Chou keenly felt that a strange power emerged from the ring. It was a power that was strict, passionate, and full of killing and destruction.
When the priest picked up the seal, the power gradually disappeared.
After stamping, the priest handed the document to Feng Chou.
Feng Chou looked at the priest's evaluation, a sixth-level warrior with a combat strength evaluation of A +. He smiled bitterly in his heart, but his face showed a happy smile. He saluted the priest and said, "Thank you," and then saluted Duncan.
Under the gaze of Duncan and several young warriors, Feng Chou followed the priest and returned to the temple hall along the corridor. He said goodbye to the priest, saluted the statue of God, and walked out of the temple.
According to Leo's memory, this was a world with True Gods. In this world, humans were full of reverence for True Gods.
Therefore, Feng Chou had already ordered Qiankun Pagoda to remind him at all times not to forget to pay respect to True Gods.
Otherwise, with Feng Chou's habit of coming from a godless world, he was afraid that sooner or later, he would get into trouble.
Out of the temple, Feng Chou walked through the courtyard and returned to the front hall. He came to the girl again and handed her the professional level document and the freedman document that he had just received.
The girl looked at the A + combat strength evaluation and looked at Feng Chou with some surprise.
What she didn't know was that if it wasn't for the fact that the highest evaluation was only A +, the priest wouldn't have minded giving him a higher evaluation.
After all, the person Feng Chou had defeated was the martial arts instructor of this War God Temple, a rank ten Steel Soul Style warrior!
The training method of Steel Soul Style warriors was different from ordinary warriors. This kind of warrior's training method was the same as Feng Chou's or the underground Drow's. They took the path of strength and agility. In front of such a warrior, Feng Chou's agility advantage and the Rogue's part-time job were nothing.
Of course, the main reason why Feng Chou could beat such a powerful warrior in terms of skill was that the opponent used the White Raven Sword Art, which he was not very familiar with, instead of the more powerful Steel Soul Style martial arts technique.
This time, Feng Chou quickly obtained the Rank 1 Mercenary document and obtained an ugly looking iron badge. This was the badge of a Rank 1 Mercenary.
After getting the badge, Feng Chou wandered around the mercenary hall. He planned to take a mission now. After all, he still had two days.
Soon, he chose a mission.
Mr. Claire's commission:
A group of Gnolls suddenly appeared around Mr. Claire's territory. This group of Gnolls attacked the people and affected the farming. They must be eliminated.
Mission estimate: About 15 Gnolls. No professions found. Difficulty level F
Suggestion: Recommended for mercenary teams with an average level of 4 or above.
Mission reward: 30 crowns, 10 crowns deposit.
The deposit was the deposit. After completing the mission, it could be returned with the reward, but if the mission was not completed, it would be deducted.
The price of 30 crowns for this mission was a bit low, but Feng Chou didn't care. He didn't take the mission for the meager reward, of course, it was not for the meager soul power. He just wanted to manage his mercenary identity a little.